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Jev Intent and Tool Router

Huzeyfe_dev built a lightweight, framework-agnostic intent and tool router using Jev AI. It is designed to speed up agent loops by routing decisions without relying on large generative LLMs at every step.

Huzeyfe_dev in r/LLMDevs@Huzeyfe_dev
Built a lightweight, framework-agnostic intent & tool router using Jev AI (to speed up agent loops) Hey everyone, Lately, while building agent architectures, I kept running into the same bottleneck: waiting for large generative LLMs to decide which tool to call or which path to take at every step is both costly and slow. Especially when low latency matters, traditional generative LLMs tend to bloat. TypeSafe's newly released "System One" decision model, Jev (typesafe/jev-1.13), offers a pretty solid alternative for this. Since it returns typed Choice and Score primitives instead of generating text, it's remarkably fast. However, there was a gap: there wasn't a standard, independent (framework-agnostic) router layer that you could just plug and play behind existing agent frameworks. Everyo
Sep 25, 2026Reddit postsView on Reddit
The author says Jev returns typed Choice and Score primitives instead of generating text. The router is intended to plug into existing agent frameworks.

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